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How do you keep boredom at bay during for long hours as a night security guard in an underground facility

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The times are challenging. The new world of gig economy is one that I am finding hard to navigate like I did before. I used to do very well before the pandemic hit however, now as well as my main job as a dental assistant, I have to accept a night-time position as security guard at a nearby machine manufacturing plant. It's almost entirely automated. Workers are employed throughout the day as I and two engineers make up the night team. I have emergency number to call in the event that something goes wrong and the machine stops without a visible start time. After that, I call engineers and/or the outside line for more engineers. I do not really do anything. And the thing is, they're not even creating anything of value, so night time guard is really just a glorified switch board attendant..

in any case I do find it enjoyable. It's peaceful, I am an extremely spooky person, I get up due to excessive gas release in the night and here I'm thriving in the quietness, machines create an unforgettable white noise atmosphere, maybe it's something I should explore at home: a more calming atmosphere.. So I sleep every night here at night, laying in bed in anticipation of it to wind down so I could go home sooner. Nights are quite boring, and I constantly try different things to make my more efficient. I have spent the last two weeks perfecting a routine I observed on Tik Tok. It's not difficult, but it's a challenge for me to recreate it. The dance was developed by a girl who was a teenager on Tik Tok. I'm not sure what to describe this dance. I'm old enough.


I've been playing with some new car fixing videos in the last few months. While I'm not sure what to do to apply these methods to my vehicle immediately I do enjoy watching other people repair their vehicles. DIY videos can be just as instructive and easy. However, I started to run into another problem. I discovered that my internet would not start working within a few hours. This meant that I could not perform any useful tasks or even watch videos. Apparently I figured out how to download YouTube videos Youtube, place them on my phone and , even during the hours of no internet access and I was able to watch the DIY videos right off my phone. It doesn't matter if stream it on a site or another online. If you download it in your home and later watch it on your mobile when you don't have internet or another online connection. It's as simple as DVR for your online videos, not just TV shows.

In the spirit of television, I've figured out how you can download new episodes or films directly onto your laptop. My laptop is more efficient than my phone and I can take speakers with it with me when I go to work. I signed up recently for HULU. Now I'm on Netflix. It is possible to download the app, mark it as downloading, then leave it. Within a couple of hours, based on the length of the show as well as the quality option you choose the show will be downloaded and available for you to view anytime, even without internet access. It only takes 15 minutes to watch TV, but it lets you catch up on any episodes that you didn't catch last night.

There are many other types of educational or simply interesting materials I can pick up at home and take along with me on my work trips to make my speed of time pass faster. Youtube's webinars regarding self-improvement techniques are a great resource. However, it can be difficult to sit through a one-hour video and stay on top of what they are saying. You'll see what I mean. In such situations I once attempt to make a plan at home, and download YouTube video as an mp4 file on my laptop, and then watch anytime at work, no limitations on wifi, and there is no need for wifi The file is DVR-ed on my laptop and nothing is ruined, spotty wifi doesn't matter and it's not needed for me in this situation.

Sometimes, I take my son to work. My wife's shift at night isn't until late, so it's hard for me remain home with my son. Therefore, I take my son along, set him in front of the screens on my computer where I can monitor my own work and within a couple of minutes he is asleep.. I then give him my laptop that includes a couple of music videos I just downloaded, and he sits down to watch the young and crazy artists on screen. I'm happy to do my thing with the phone, but the moment he gets up, he is awake. This is the way we collaborate better when we do our own thing. He seems to really enjoy coming with me, maybe because he stays awake for the majority of the night. Isn't that what children want at times?

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